Singer and actor Jennifer Lopez has put her Beverly Hills estate on the market for nearly US$50 million after taking full ownership from her ex-husband. Ben Affleck.Jennifer Lopez lists her love nest for the third timeThe sprawling mansion, which was originally purchased to be the couple’s love nest, was listed on Tuesday for US$49.995 million, TMZ reports. That’s a big drop in the asking price for the home, which was previously listed twice for more than $60 million.Ben Affleck has given the property to Jennifer Lopez for freeHowever, according to the report, this is the first time that the mansion has been owned by Jennifer Lopez. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Affleck transferred his entire stake in the property to Lopez as part of a revised settlement finalized after their February 2025 divorce. Although the documents refer to a “transfer of property between the spouses”, the sources stated that the share was given without financial compensation.Ben and Jennifer spent US$68 million on the mansionThe former couple bought the 38,000-square-foot mansion in May 2023 for US$60.85 million and invested millions to renovate the 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom estate. It was originally listed for around US$68 million in July 2024, a month after the couple called it quits after 2 years of marriage.If he succeeds in securing a buyer for the mansion, Lopez will benefit from the proceeds. Ben has reportedly ceded a generous stake in his AI company, InterPositive, to a major deal to sell to Netflix in March for $600 million.About Ben and Jennifer’s romanceDespite their split, JLo and Ben have been seen casually hanging out with their children. When the kids aren’t out on lunch dates, the stars have been spotted taking each other’s kids shopping.Ben and Jennifer married in 2022 in a surprise Vegas chapel wedding. The two were married in a formal ceremony the same year. Unfortunately, the couple separated within a year of their marriage and finalized their divorce in January 2025. Lopez officially filed for divorce on August 20, 2024, citing irreconcilable differences.
